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The George-Anne Student Media Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 1-13-1970 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1970). The George-Anne. 618. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/618 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I I Published By Students of Georgia Southern College VOL. 50, NO. 15-STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30458, TUESDAY,JAN. 13,1970 Own Thing'-Musical Opens Jan. 19 The Campus Life Enrichment Program will present a rock musical. The play is based on Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," but set in the now-world of pop music. Details-SECOND FRONT. Masquers Enter Competition The Masquers' production of "J.B.", the drama entered in the competition at the American College Theatre Festival, has reached the semi-finals. Details on SECOND FRONT Homecoming Events Set Basketball games, a parade, a beauty pageant, a bonfire, dances, and a barbeque The Cast From Your Own Thing' highlight Homecoming Week, January 26-31. See PAGE 3 for full details. See Editorial On Page 4 Eagles Win 2 Tourneys The Eagles basketball team has For New G-A Policies won the Roanoke and Mercer tourneys. Details of the team's play throughout their recent competition on PAGE 7. r ) THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Jan. 1 3, 1970-Page 2 CLEC Sponsors Musical THE Second Front 'Your Own Thing' "Your Own Thing," the hired only one of them, the two femininity—to Orson's relief and thoroughly with-it musical that look so alike. joy. has been one of the biggest New From there on the mistaken "You don't mind my being a Committee Studies identity complications flow fast York hits since early 1968, is the girl?" she asks in a five-second exciting attraction coming to and rollickingly on the wings of a break in the title-song's frenzied McCroan Auditorium on January merry set of songs and dances-two of which are set to finale. "I'll just go along with it," 'Pass-fail' System 19, 1969. Orson answers jubilantly and then Shakespeare's own words, "Come It's a with-it, "now" musical with the orchestra continues the A proposed "Pass-Fail" grading having passed of failed the course. Away Death" and "She Never even though it's a comically beat, "You're my thing!" system will be the subject of an "Grading systems similar to the Told Her Love"-and a set of skewed version of an ancient Jacqueline Mayro as Viola, open hearing January 20, at 7:30 one in our draft proposal are in comedy-Shakespeare's romantic multi-media accoutrements of Steve Skiles as Sebastian, Roger in the Lecture Room of the use at many colleges and slides, projections, films and "Twelfth Night" both because its Rathburn as Orson and Sandra Biology Building. universities," stated a memo from lighting magic. songs by Hal Hester and Danny Harrison as Olivia will be singing A five-member faculty the committee. "We are studying The cream of the jest is the Apolinar are solid, hard rock, with most of the 17 songs that pepper committee, authorized by Dean the experience of others in this shocked realization of Orson that here and there touches of lyrical the show, and others in the Quick of the School of Arts and matter." he is hopelessly in love with ballads, driving jazz and soothing all-youthful cast are Walter Sciences, is in charge of the study. However, "student support is V.Charley." This sets him barbershop harmony, and also Willison, Gregg Stump, Ron The proposed system would needed to enhance the report (by worriedly to reading treatises on because the basic idea is Tannas, Tony Aylward and Lee follow these guidelines: "1.) With the committee to Dean Quick," homosexuality and finding emphatically contemporary. Billington. the approval of their advisers, said Sears McGee, a committee The author-director, Donald historical parallels for his juniors and seniors would be member. Driver, has noticed that nowadays situation—the ancient Greeks, Everyone must have a reserved allowed to designate no more than Other members of the boys and girls often have similar David and Jonathan, Damon and seat ticket for the performance. 25 hours of their degree program committee include: Dr. Justine hair-dos and wear similar Pythias and others. When he Tickets are free to students upon for pass-fail grading. Mann, chairman, Dr. Parker bell-bottom slacks and other declares to Viola that he isn't presentation of their ID-Activity "2. The number of courses so Bishop, Miss Lucille Golightly. unisex garb so that often it's hard going to fight his inclination any cards, and are available to the designated could not exceed the and Robert Overstreet. to tell the lads from the lassies. further, that he will give up and public for $2.00. Tickets for maximum number of electives He has applied this observation do his own thing, she is at first faculty and staff are $1.00. allowed in the students degree to Shakespeare's story of the pleased but then, as she Tickets will be available from the program. shipwrecked Viola, who in the understands what he is saying, so secretary in the.Music Department "3. The courses so designated Grady Speaks strange never-never land of Illyria horrified she reveals her on Monday, January 12. would be electives, i.e. courses where she is washed up, finds it other than those listed as On Architecture advisable to disguise herself as a prerequisites or major/minor field boy and this puts a barrier to courses." January 14 winning the love of Count Orsino, Masquers Compete The purpose of the pass-fail with whom she gets employment system would be to "allow juniors James Grady, from the School as a page, and gets unwanted and seniors with intellectual tenders of love from the Olivia curiosity an opportunity to satisfy of Architecture at Georgia Tech, whom Orsino is trying In Southeast Festival it without risk to their grade point will present a lecture entitled unsuccessfully to woo. adverages." "Architecture and Surrealism" The Masquers were selected to winner). The winner will then A student in a pass-fail system January 14, 7 p.m. in the Foy compete in the American College travel to Washington, D.C. for the would not receive a grade. He In "Your Own Thing" the National Festival to be held April Fine Arts Recital Hall. Theatre Festival in Chapel Hill, would be designated as either Illyria where Viola arrives after North Carolina. The college drama 27-May 8. The lecture is sponsored by the her shipwreck, is simply New group and three others were "Of course we were thrilled HHM College Lecture Series. York, where she fearfully sings a chosen from the ten-state with the news," explained Miss I will attempt to show the song that expresses the lonely southeastern region. Hazel Hall, director. "To have one influence of architecture on Dean Cowen, head of the | depersonalization felt by many Mark R. Sumner, president of of the top productions out of the Law School of the University I Surrealism, and the influence of young people in America today the Southeastern Theatre twenty entries is definitely an of Georgia, will be here 1 Surrealism on architecture, said "So much glass, Conference, invited the Masquers accomplishment to be proud of. January 14 to talk with any I Mr. Grady. It will be concerned "So much steel, to perform "J.B." during the After all, this is our first year in students interested in the 1 with the 1920-1940 period of "What's there to care? regional festival on the University competition." study of law, announced Dr. I Surrealism but will also include "What's there to feel? of North Carolina campus, The 25 Masquers members Justine Mann, head of the fj "All that glass, working on the production other periods. January 8-11. Political Science department. "All that chrome, Sumner screened the Masquer's returned early from the Christmas Mr. Grady was educated at Dean Cowen will hold "Can I ever call this place fall quarter production of the holidays for rehearsals. They left Ohio State University, Carnegie fifty minute discussions from home?" Archibald MacLeish drama on early January 8 and will return Institute of Technology, and Lake 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. in Seeking employment, she calls Friday, November 21. As a result late January 12, after attending Forest Institute for Architecture Room 112 of the Frank I. I herself Charley and gets a job as a of his comments and Masquers' the other productions and and Landscape Architecture. Williams Center. The j singer with Orson, manager of a past performances the group was performing "J.B." discussions will begin on the Before teaching he was in private rock group (called The rated high among the twenty "I don't think the Masquers half-hour and end at twenty | practice of Architecture. He has Apocalypse!) in which the draft entries. will be too disappointed if we after to allow interested I taught at North Carolina State has just created a vacancy. The Masquers' production will don't win at region," added Miss students discussions University, Manchester University, Sebastian, her dressed-alike twin compete with three others: Hall.
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